The bawd: a poem. Containing All the various Practices those diabolical Characters make Use of to decoy Innocent Beauty into their Snares, with their Behaviour to them, and the Means they are made to employ to entertain their numerous Gallants, many of whom are here described in the most glowing Colours. -And is, in the Whole, a high-seasoned Dish cooked up for the Bucks, Bloods, Choice Spirits, and Demy Reps, of the present Age. By a distinguish'd worshipper in the Temple of Venus.

  • Distinguish'd worshipper in the Temple of Venus.
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[1782?]
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London : printed for the author and sold at the pamphlet-shop opposite Anderton's coffee-house, Fleet-Street, and at all other Pamphlet-Shops, [1782?]

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24p. ; 40.

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ESTC T21430

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